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title: "Arminiuspark Bad Lippspringe"
url: "https://www.paderborner-land.de/en/poi/arminiuspark-bad-lippspringe"
description: "The influence of Peter Josef Lenné, the famous director of horticulture to the Prussian kings, is also evident in Bad Lippspringe. The 6.2-hectare Arminius Park is said to have been laid out based on his plans and those of his students. The Paderborn director of horticulture, Nölting, was responsible for the final, definitive design around 1840.Today, Arminius Park presents itself to visitors in a different form. Only a few trees remain of the avenue that was once lined with chestnut trees. On the contoured terrain with its expansive lawns, the old trees have since grown into impressive natural landmarks.The “Fog Meadow” is a unique experience for every visitor. Here, no white smoke rises—as we know it from the papal election in Rome—but rather artificially generated fog. This is intended to illustrate to observers how pollen counts are reduced in humid weather.Visitors won’t find the “No Trespassing” signs common in many parks here at Arminiuspark. On the contrary: here, visitors are expressly encouraged to walk on the expansive lawns. Naturally, the residents of Bad Lippspringe are always happy to take advantage of this generous offering. For example, during the Park Festival, which attracts several thousand visitors to Bad Lippspringe’s Arminius Park every year at Pentecost.The park is also a wonderful destination for families with children. Various play areas—some of which are accessible to all—invite visitors to linger:Inclusive seesawGround-level inclusive carouselMud table (wheelchair accessible)Inclusive swings6-meter trampoline with a ramp for wheelchair usersTwo small trampolinesBeaver seesawBalance beamsToddler play area with slide"
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Arminiuspark Bad Lippspringe
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- Park/gardens
- Children's playground

Ein Mann und eine Frau sitzen auf dem Rasen in Arminiuspark in Bad Lippspringe

Arminiuspark Bad Lippspringe zwei Personen picknicken auf dem Rasen

Bad Lippspringe Arminiuspark ein Paar sitzt auf dem Rasen und picknicken

Park with spacious lawns, mature trees and misty meadow.

 The influence of Peter Josef Lenné, the famous director of horticulture to the Prussian kings, is also evident in Bad Lippspringe. The 6.2-hectare Arminius Park is said to have been laid out based on his plans and those of his students. The Paderborn director of horticulture, Nölting, was responsible for the final, definitive design around 1840.

Today, Arminius Park presents itself to visitors in a different form. Only a few trees remain of the avenue that was once lined with chestnut trees. On the contoured terrain with its expansive lawns, the old trees have since grown into impressive natural landmarks.

The “Fog Meadow” is a unique experience for every visitor. Here, no white smoke rises—as we know it from the papal election in Rome—but rather artificially generated fog. This is intended to illustrate to observers how pollen counts are reduced in humid weather.

Visitors won’t find the “No Trespassing” signs common in many parks here at Arminiuspark. On the contrary: here, visitors are expressly encouraged to walk on the expansive lawns. Naturally, the residents of Bad Lippspringe are always happy to take advantage of this generous offering. For example, during the Park Festival, which attracts several thousand visitors to Bad Lippspringe’s Arminius Park every year at Pentecost.

The park is also a wonderful destination for families with children. Various play areas—some of which are accessible to all—invite visitors to linger:

- Inclusive seesaw
- Ground-level inclusive carousel
- Mud table (wheelchair accessible)
- Inclusive swings
- 6-meter trampoline with a ramp for wheelchair users
- Two small trampolines
- Beaver seesaw
- Balance beams
- Toddler play area with slide

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Price info

Admission is free.

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General information

- Parking Available
- Bus stop available

Other Furnishing/Equipment

- Children's Playground (outdoors)
- cool place

Directions &amp; Parking facilities

Parking spaces are available in Burgstraße and Lange Str.

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Arminiuspark

33175 Bad Lippspringe